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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-03

VIRGINIA o STEAMBOAT -
JAMES-RIvER LINE
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, NEWPORT
NEWS, CLAREMONT, AND
JAMES-RIyER LANDINGS DIRECT.
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHANGE OF
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS;
AtNORFoLK closely with all lines for Old
Point Comfort, Washington, ID. c., Baltimore.
Philadelphia, and New York; same afternoon
also with rail and steamboat lines for eastern
North Carolina and the South.
And at CLAREM0ST with the Atlantic aud
Danville railroad for Wayeriy, Hcksford, &c.
ONLY ALL-WATEk ROUTE
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST ROUTE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MICH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
5IRsT-CLASs MEALS.
Ihe eiegan'iy-re .S,v, ana fast steamer
carrying United States Mail.)
CAPTAIN DEYo.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, AND FRIDAY st Z
A. NJ. (BfOAD-sTREEr CARS CONNECT IN
FULL 1lMb for above-named places, arriving
at Norfolk AZ 8 ". VI. Returning, the steamer
leaves Norfolk. Old Point, aud Newport News
on alternate days. arriving at Richmond ats r.
NJ.
Through tickets to above-named points on
sale on steamer and al CARRIERS Agency, 1000
NAN TATE sSssf sS sesS5fa i FOX bAr
OR NIGHT.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
IN ROAD.

N
IN ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH 10, 1857.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNcnBURG.
LEAVE RICHMOND
1919 A. N. Daily, rid Richmond and Peters
burg railroad. Arrive at Peters
burg 1898 A. NJ: leave Petersburg
li:4o A. n. daily; arrive at Norfolk
2:95 M.
$40 a. N. Daily, via Richmond and Peters
burg railroad. Arrive at Peters
burg lO;l0 a. NJ. No. 3 leaves Pc
tersburg 1850 =. NJ. for Farmyllle,
Lynchburg, Roanoke, Bristol
Knoxville, and all points south aud
west
THROUGH CAR TO LYNCHBCRG.
GEO r. NJ. Daily, except Sunday, ria Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad.
Arrive Petersburg 7:2O p. NJ;
leave Petersburg 7;25 p. VI.
daily. arriving Norfolk 1905 p ".
Through car Richmond to Norfolk.
$50 P. N. Daily, except Sunday, ria Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad.
Arrive at Petersburg I'D p. NJ,
connecting with Train No.
leaving Petersburg at 500 7. VI.
for Farmvile, Lynchburg, Roa-
noke, Bristol, Knoxville, Chalta-
pooga, and all points south aud
West.
PULLMAN SLEEPfNG-CAH AcCOMMoDA-
TlONS
30. i-Sleeping-car rom Petersburg to Bris-
toll without change and Lynchburg 10 Little
Rock without change.
No. 3-LynchDurg 10 New Orleans, and Roam
oke TO Chattanooga without change.
Tickets, baggage-checks, and ali Information
can be obtained at Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot and at A. W. Garber's 1000 Main
street W.B. BEylLL,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent
CHARLES G. EDDY. vice-President
General office, Roanoke, Va. NH ~
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANl

ARRIVE biCHNDfh
500 p. NJ. MAIL daily lezcopi >lnilf.
s25 A. N. ACCOMMODATION iatY
sunday.
r:50 A. NJ. MIGHT EXPRESS i1iy 70
NOndlyl.
CONNECTIONS.
At Clifton Forge with CHESAPEAKE sna "N'
railway for the south, West AMI Nertf vest
AT Lynch burg with Norfolk and Western -,
road for all points south. southeas'. and sow
west, and Virginia Midland rglgeay iof a
points North and South.
At Richmond with Associated Railways
all points In the South, aud Richmond, ffel'
rfcksDurg and Potomac railroad Tor the Noit'
Al Lexington with baltimore aud ono rai
road making close connections 81 harlrf
Ferry 70 and from Pittsburgh and the We
also 20 points North and East
sieep}ag-ear attached 10 S'0h krP''s'
LyneA1oTg. -,
Sleeping. cars Lynchburg 10 Memphis, Ne
Orleans, and Lltile Rock.
Trains marked daily except sunday
Tickets cold o. all points. 0fices; sis ga
Main street. 100 Main, and AZ Richmond ~
Allegheny depot, Eghih aud csnsl streets.
JOHN X. NACMCRDO,
NH % General Passenger and Erprers Agent
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALI~RAIL fAST-FRElGHr I'M
10 AND FROM BALTIMORE rHiLA-
pELPHtA, NkW YORK, AND
KASTkRN AM WEST
ExS CITIES
ONLY TwKLvE HOURS BEfwxRN RICH
xOND AND BALISN0Rx IN EACH
DIRECTION
cousspesainfly ssIs. the = ssnss goiaA
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eALDhNG 0OLDs
DUBY'S GLIDING GOLD.
RUBY's GLIDING GOLD.
RUBY'S GLIDING GOLD.
@Rich as GOLD LEAF.n-yep York Herald.
"Useful In every HOMEn-7ribUae.
Used by over 100 manufacturers and gilders-
READY FOR INSTANT USE
This splendid Gliding affords the rich effect
of SOLID GOLD, no matter where applied. aud
IL may be used by themcst inexperienced anna
teur.
RUBY'S GLIDING II invaluable for Gliding
Frames Furniture, Cornices, Baskets, Fans,
Photos. silk Notices, Decorative Paintings, &C.
There is scarcely q single household orna-
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tasteful gliding, and most articles are more
than doubled IN value by the merest touch OF
GOLD.
A Camel'sHalr Brush In each box Price
eos. and 81. Ask for RUBY's GLIDING. he
fuse all substitutes.
DENTS CABINET POLISH.
A rich, refined Polish for Furniture, Cabinet
Work, Desks, Doors, &C. Price sc.
Sold by all Art-Dealers and DruggissA
NEW YORK CHEMICAL MFG. Us,
east Fourth street, New YORK,
either will be sont by mail Tor &C. exual
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n QUESTION ABOUT
BYOzvu'S Iron
Bslte1S
ANSWERED.

4be opestfop has probably been anked thousands
a lines How can Browns frvn Bitten esrs every
sbinays Wall II dDr,n't Bat " dooscure sns dfsess~
~ which rspnfa5ls physician wonit prescribe sans
fhsdcisps recncnizs irYn ~ tho best nstorltIyo
ssrsns known 70 tho profession ard inquiry - Az
iSs<fne c!,erl!c9 firm VIII substanilqto Tho saii0n
fbst sers ara mors prepiFai,7s VI y1u thg3 ~ aaJ
cxher substance ussd Ia medicine fhis sssgss con-
Find ssJ that iron n Acknowledged 70 10 tie MT
important factor ia snccssfni laadicsi Yr.ctsce -
however teg.;s.br tse. tss, e,,g y ,hs disgo.
ss2Istsctory iron combination had ever been found
BROWNS lRca BITTERSassssss: . sss 'sia.:
hssdschs. on produce constipstion-nli other iron
medicines do. BROWNS fRONBI
cures Indigestion, Bilioueness, Weakness,
Dyspepsia, Malaria, Crilis aud Fcvcrs,
Tired Feeling, q ens.nI Debility, Pain In tae
Side, Dacis or Lin, ., Headache and Srurni-
gin--for al thsss sasnts tgvn Is prescribed Oily.
BROWNS IRON BlTTERS he, ss' :S, & :
minute. Lke al other thorough raedicinrs I. acts
slowly When taken by n>a the sr>t symptom ~
bensht Is renewed energy Tho rnuscles then become
firmer the digestion ncprgyes tho bossi- are sriv
In soss the eject Is usually rapid and market
The eycs begin AZ once b. brighten: ths ski, clears
disappears: functional arrangements become rcsr-
lar and II nursing mother. abundant gnsiensrco
Is supriied for tho child Remember Browns lr1n
Bittsrs is the ONLY iron medicine that " not IN.
furious. FnysieisHs a1f 3raggf-s reecgossafh
The Genuine hiss Trade Hart and crossed rod liaes
On wrapper TAKE No OTHER.
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE

RICHMOND AND PEffRsBuRGp,r.
TIMETABLE D.
Commensirg ~ NDAH. Ma
trains on tiis rcaa vail Ian - f0'or..
TRAINS SOuTUW Ann
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isfactlOn OF SAID court that SAID party
will not be able to obtain justice in such
State court, it shall cause the same TO
be remanded thereto. Whenever any
cause shall be removed from any State
court into any circnit court of the
United States, and the Circuit Court
shall decide that the cause was impro-
perry removed, and order the same to
be remanded to the State court from
whence II came, such remand shall be
Immediately carried into execution, and
no appeal OF writ of error from the de-
cision OF the Circuit Court so rendering
such cause shall be allowed"
That section 3 OF said act be, and the
same is hereby, amended so as to read
as follows:
Section 3. That Whenever any party
entitled to remove any suit mentioned
in thenext preceding section, except in
such cases an are provided for in the
last clause OF said section, may desire
70 remove such suit from State court
TO the Circuit Court Of the United
States, he may make and file petition
IN such suit in such State court at the
time, or any time before the defendant
Is required by the laws Of the State or
the rule of the State court in whichsuch
suit is brought TO answer or plead to the
declaration or complaint Of the plain
tin, for the removal Of such suit into
the Circuit Court TO be held in the
district where such suit is pending,
and shall make and file Herewith o
bond, with good and sufficient sure
~, for. his or their entering in such
circuit court, on the first day OF its
then next session, q copy III the record
10 such suit, and for paying all costs
that may be awarded by the said cir
emit court II said court shall hold that
euch suit was wrongfully or improper
y removed thereto, and also for their
appearing end entering special bail in
snch suit Il special bail was originally
requisite therein. II shall then b tho
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FREIGHT RkIES ~ LOW co.
iiNEI WI NIla
Special low freight co8:rs-,. VI
upon aspiration. % A.,
For inflammation app'y 10 jOHNw ~.
Contracting Agent. l5r Nala sirss' " iif
kR ro,r.
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NM YORK, PHII.sngs.s'
NORFOLK BAiIRoAD oo,. y
pAsgESGyR axn p.-
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Leave ATige
No. Richmond. rclersbure.
TRAINS NoRruw

Leave Arrive
No. Petersburg. ki.hmoad.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

Superin,c ndont a Ifaas,ors. =.
7. VI. EMERSON. ten 'ral pas.engsr te,..f
Sol. HAAS. Tran, Manager. r.n
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LOCAL

-"Crazy Patch" again at the theater to-
night.
No courts were in session yesterday,
having adjourned for the holidays.
Brown q Sims, general supplies mcr-
chants at Marianne, Ark, was attached
yesterday.
Councilman Lymus Wallace was bound
over TO the criminal court, Tuesday, on a
charge OF cruelty 10 animals,
Parties having accounts against the
county are advised TO file their bills before
the lst, else they will 90 over TO the April
term OF court.
Mr. VIII Sumptor, collector for Gil
christ X Martin, was thrown from II buggy
while driving out Adams street Tuesday.
His left arm was broken.
Tho roof OF the two story frame house,
No. 33I Jefferson street, extended, was
damaged about S25 worth, by fire, ut &
o'clock Yesterday evening. The house is
owned 10y Il. J. Black aud occupied by
colored people.
The Young Mems Christian associ-
alton will hold its New Years reception in
the association parlors Monday evening,
January 9, 1883, from 4 10 II o'clock.
Music, refreshments and social intercourse
will be the features.
"A correspondent, who fails TO sign his
or her name, states in a note that m otli-
Ger took Pat Gillespie, in Jail for beating
his wife, out Saturday and Christmas
night last, and Furthermore that both were
drunk. II true, this is q pretty state OF
affairs.
"a =, ,,.L,s... - r,.... ILL 80.
day morning Mr.. Theodore Krckcl was
nominated US a member Of the board OF
public works and DIR. VI. Samiicld ioi
school commissioner. The meeting pledged
itself to stand by these gentlemen and
support any ticket that contained theil
names.
Louis En2, who was arrested yesler
day charged with assaultinga Mrs. Wolf
at No. ~ Yates street, denies that he com
mittcd any assault, or had u pistol at the
time. lie does not live on Yates street
but ut No. 400 Main. lie was acquitted
Of the charge against him in the polio,
court Yesterday morning.
Louis Simmons, a negro hailing from
Austin, Miss. was arrested Tuesday nigh
10y Officer Dillon, OF the police force, wh'
detected him in the act of passing n count
ericit II coin. The negro WAS carried he
fore United States Commissioner Clougl
yesterday morning and was bound over 4
await the action OF the federal grand jury
Willie Williams, colored, was nrrcstc,
yesterday for robbingthc cash box OF Geo
Stewards milk wagon. Williams was on,
oil the long watch" brigade and waite,
until Stewart entered u house, when h
made haste to secure everything in sight
lie played this game nee or twice, but il
trying il Yesterday was too slow, and Stew
art caught the thief.
Members of the ladies' auxiliary con
mittcc OF the Young Mems Christian assc
citation are earnestly requested 81 meet Il
their parlors, No. 20 Mainstrcct, thisaitcI
noon at 3 O'Clock, in orlcr that final nj
Engagements may be made for the Me-
Years reception 90 be given Monday even
ing. January ?. ladies OF the diflcrcr
churches mc cordially invited TO o,tcn
the meeting.
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Y
A Colored Professor OF a Texas School
-A--E LII A.-L-a--a-

A Colored Professor OF a Texas School
Marrios one OF His Assistants.
Prof George W. Jackson, colorcd, prin-
cipal Of the public school for colorcd chill
drcn ut Corsicana, Tex. and Miss Josie H..
Blythe, Of Nashville, Tenn, also an in
siruc,rcss In the same school, were married
ut the residence OF Mr.. and Mn. John
Tyler, Ma. l6l Bcaic street, last night az )
O'Clock, by lc Rev. q. W. Mosclcy. The
following guests Witnessed the marriage
and cnioycd the reception given 10 the
bride and groom: Miss Mamie Jones,
Ms. Molie Clopion, T.. u. Hodges, Ms,
Mary Clay, DR.. VI. l.. Frazier, 4. :. !.
Burgcss, J. G. Walker, Mr.. Frank Pierce.
Capt. Il. T. Brown and wife, Mr.. sam
Mclanc. Prof. I. Y. Aston, the Rev. a..
l.. Jackson, Dr.. +. A. Brown aud wife,
T.. ". ;. Matthews aud wife. Mrs. VIM,
Mrs. Jones, Mn. Daily and T. W. Nose.
ley and wife. Prof. jackson and wife
leave for their home on this evening
train.
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POINTS.

s. II. Brooks, of Helena, Ark, is in the
city.
Miss Celia lowENsTEIN left for Indian
apolis yesterday morning.
EMIL KEITH, the furniture dealer, is the
happy father OF Il bouncing baby girl.
Miss PEARL GOODYEAR has gone TO
Brownsville to visit Miss Ruth Mahon.
Miss BIRDIE CARVER il in Coldwater,
Miss, visiting her sister, Mrs. Callicott.
Mrs. WALTER W. TALDuET died Tues
day at her husbands residence, No.. ~
Walker avenue.
Miss MAMIE Kennedy, Of Louisville,
IL now with Miss Percy Coffee, corner OF
Linden and Lauderdalo streets.
MRs. JAMES SHUTTER and daughter,
Misses Stratton aud shutter, of Baltimore,
are in the city, the guests OF Mrs. G.. VI.
Waldran.
MISSES KATE WILLIAMS and Siddic viii
| son, the former OF Brownvillc, and the lat
ter of Somcryillc, Tenn, are visiting the
family OF the Rev. Warner Moore, ON
Third street.
SHELBY CoRE, one OF the oldest travel
ing statesmen in the city, and at present
connected with the house 0f tadcr, Franz,
4 Co, is dangerously i'll at his room, on
lower Main street.
VIsIrons on change yesterday: W, 7.
Ilalton, Omaha; W. II. Rattlcman, Nash.
| Vile; u. S.. Christian. Kansas City, l.. lipp.
man, Nazoo City, Miss; Miss Lora Nichol
son, Knoxville, Tenn; Master Julian
Speed, city.
Mss CARRIE SrIcER is spending Christ
mas week with Miss McCOrry, Of Jackson
Tenn. She goes 10 Louisville on the III o
January, where she will he the first brides
maid OF Miss Lizzie Carpenter, whose mar
rage occurs on the l2th.
MrssRs. WILL TorP, FL Topp and A. :
Mills, all prominent young business mel
Of Tupclo, Miss, arr registered mt th,
Gayoso hotel. The party have just ~
turned from Arkansas, where the iormc
gentleman wac married To u charming an,
cstimablc young lady Tuesday night, will
the latter gentlemen ~ attendants. Til.
bride accompanies her happy husband
and all will leave for home this morning.
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The Mnrisirnir..

Tom Booker, colord, keeps q fish stand
In the licalc strrct market and employs
William Moore, a young colorcd man, "a
assist him. On Tuesday Booker left Moor
ia charge II the stand and came up town
ON business. When hc returned. about mn
hour aitcrWarl, Moore had sold the major
portion II the fish. but refused a. produce
the cash be- had received, %whcrcuI,0r
Booker knocked him down aud beat lin
very badly, for which be will be tried
before SQUIRE Fleming today.
SquiW Gutenberg yesterday bound Hat
tic Turner, colorcd, over In u bond 1T s2Jl
to keep the peace NJ the instance " lou
Jackvpn, against whom she hal made dir
threats.
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VIZ. Is..e Inms. a, Tho pImc nn.enm.

Mr.. JDScJamrs nj The museum rs The
mu-i remarkable woman oi tlo diy. Her
thrilling adventures while with her hus.
hand. Jesse James, the Ford boys aud the
land Il bandits Who wcr the terror Of the
land, are almost incredible and arr rclnicd
by her IN q mnsi"rly manuc Her eX.
p]oricnuc has probably never been c1ualc,l
by any other woman In the world. A
inly In c,pry sense al the worl, still pos.
sc-sing that indomitablo will, aud without
fear. that -o characterized thaton famous
hani II rblsrs ani as-assins Who have
slain numbers Ut tie most skilled detect
ives Who wcrc eager 20 produce his body,
either lead or alive, for which the Gov
crnur uf Missouri Offered the largest ~.
warl IN the annals oi history ~ any one
Who would capture him. This lady has q
remarkable past, aud viii DC on exhibition
! this winter and will then retire To private
life. The public at Memphis, therefore,
have an opportunity ~ seeing Ms Icss'
James ~ R1hinson's Dime Museum ipt q
limited period. She will give an cAhihi.
/ ton Oi lille shooting.
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,hri.tmas Tree ne V%nI,ar,.

Tho sunday school children n Calvary
church parish had their holiday entertain.
mcnt In the lccturc.roum Of the church
last night. About leo children and q large
number 1T teachers were present, aud
altogether created a beautiful scene NJ
ninth, mcnimcnt aud innocent icsiiyity.
Tho leading feature II the evenings
amusement was q Christmas trrc, the
branches Of which Norc weighted down
with beautiful presents. Mt &. Miles
Collier impcr-onatcd Santa Claus in such
faithful style that the more youthful wit.
nc-scs were thoroughly deceived Dancing
concluded the exercises.
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Dime

Crowds u delighted ladies anil children
continue 10 paironizo the entertainment
provided In both thcatcrr. Mn. Jesse
james, the Clare sisters, and Mai. Will,
Ray. the lillipuiian wonder, can be- -cci
Ia the curiosity halls. whilc Robert Nickl,
II on the top iloor, anil thcliCr No. / b
occupied by Mrs James ride shooting
Cailicart q Eving'- speciality company
aud many other cxrcllcnt attractions.
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FESTIVE YOUTHS IN TROUBLE.
Arrested for Making n Target Of d
Chicken.

o. Tuesday morning Geo. Wainwright,
VIII and III Harrington and Jesse I'll
ginrion. young boys about sixteen OF
eighteen years Old. went out for q hunt.
A. they returned on a Poplar street ear,
according 10 Wainwrpht'a story, Will
Harrington arr'fod himself by standing
an thc rrlt platform oi the car aud shoot.
ing at objects on either side Of the street,
A. tio ear passed Monahan's. grocery. oui
on the boulevard. Harrington rspicd q
chicken and shot 90 IL with his rifle,
uuundiug II. \ warrant was sworn ou'
ior the arp',i II Wainwright and llaring.
ton for malicious shooting Wainwright
WIS arrested, though be protested that ~,
did not fine his gun. Harrington haa nul
SCI been appphondcd.
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HOLIDAY RATES.

The Mississippi n Tennessee Railroad
win scll excursion iickols December
~ 10 January . inclusive. M u fare
round trip Memphis 10 nl points IN
Illinois Central railroad south u Grnada,
including New Orleans. Apply ut ticket
Offices, No. 2s7 Main street. aud depot.
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IN SOCIETY.
The Progressive German Club ut Mr.,
Walter Goodmun's.

The Progressive German club held one
of It's delightful entertainments nj the resi-
dcncc OF Mrs. Walter Goodman, No. 53l
shelby street, last evening.
Miss Norma Goodman, president Of the
club, entertained the members and their
guests in happy style.
These meetings have literally progressed
in interest and enjoyment, and the affair
OF last evening was u bright link in the
series ui social entertainments.
The figures Of the german were led 10y
Mr.. Win Ross, the couples following and
executing with facility and grace.
At midnight refreshments were served,
the menu limited 10 the usual form as pre-,
scribcd by the club. The following couples
....H..s.t.l.
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.ored), g. w. Jackson and Jessie Blythe
(colored), Nathan Ford and Ionic Wat
kins (coloredl, Wesley Davis and Caroline
Cole (coloredl, John ii. Davis and Cora
Il. Richardson, VIM. NJ. PECK and Maggie
Shallue, J. W. HALEY and Anna Hewett
! (colorcd.1
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis I'bcatcr.

The Kate Castleton company gave
Gravy Patch" again last night before AN
amused audience. IL will be the hill To-
night and during the rest Of the week, In
Guiding "A matinee on SATURDAY..
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Ladies'.

Buy your husband, sweetheart or brother
Handsome Cigar Gaze at Samclson's Cigar
Palace. They will stamp names In gilt let
tens on all cascs bought VI them, free Of
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The chorus, consisting Of scyenty-iyc
children, sang beautifully and showed
that they hal been eNccllcntly trained 10y
the accomplished musical director 81 the
entertainment, Miss Ada Ward.
The receipts from admission amounted
10 about $50, aud will be- devoted ~ an
Faster Offering from the Sunday school.
After the cantata dancing Was indulpcd
in by the young people for several houn.
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-prrlal uitlttfh ~ TIC ApiHhs
Co~rrEEyiLlr, Miss, Dec. 2s.-TWo little
negro boys were playing with q revolver
near Hardy station Monday evening. when
onc.i thinking the weapon unloadci. pre-.
eented II nj his companion, with the
laughing remark Lookout Of gocs your
head To his horror the pistol exploded
and his young friend fell dead.
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arnsr Church ,nnin,n.

The Sunday school Of Grace Episcopal
church gave u most interesting entertain.
mcnt az the Young Mems Hebrew Associ.
alton hall last night. The hall was well
filed 10y admiiing friends, who wcrc
charmed with the performance Of the can
tata, "Santa Claus Mistakes, or The Bun.
die u Sticks" The east Of characters va.
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IyanreIiue.

The Rice Evangclinc company will APP
pear ut the Memphis theatcr ncNt Monday
in On engagement u three nights. The
sale Of seats will at Witlmann's Satur.
laV morning.
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TO
Tobacco Consumers and Dealers

a The superior quality AMI welt established rep.
uiailon Of The Genuine B.F. oravely To-
baoco hA, p]rplucri any number II limitations
many Of them using Doe nam, "oravolyi Z" aud
the boSo are often branded nearly HE the sen.
uinc. that buycr arr OPT to o dco'i'e
Thls ., 10 notify 80 rarl lhaiihe Original
"oravoly" Tobacco made ouy ty d. =.
oravoly 4 Sons. md on zach TuF f. stamped
s,ycn time, "B. r. oraveIy Superior"
The ,ldc. Of ihs to'o orr lmuioi "B. =.
oravoly, Loatherwood. Va" Win Ea-
glo and shlold; and rc tots II the boxes
PIC branded "B. .. oravoly Superior
Pounds" Zach Of With brands nm copy.
Hghtcd nuycr will do " . 10 Observe ihoso
POINTS and 80 lha, tho ~ Doe Genuine Ar
ticlo.
d. '. oRNvELY A SONS.
ooRsucH a IRRELEVANT,
Wholesale Agcnts.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-29
Lndir.' unts anu Honncis.

W. II. WuE,rLEY, raj estate agent and
United States commissioner, has removed
his office to 30 Main street, oycr Brown
x Jones coal office.